The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-04

Society Events.
The German Club will be entertained on next Friday
night by Miss Kate Lands.
The Cribbage Club will meet tomorrow night with
airs. LeGrsnde Cannon, on North Illinois street.
Miss Annie Peck entertained few of her young
friends yesterday afternoon, from 4 till O'Clock.
with tea.
Mrs. Eddy, who hss been visiting her daughter,
Mrs u h nasselman, for several weeks, left for the
East yesterday.
The Girls Guild. of Saint Paul Cathedral parish
l have sale and social at the chapel Friday, the
9th inst, in the afternoon and evening.
The Young Ladies' Missionary Society of the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church will give their annual sup
per the first of next week, in the church parlors.
Invitations out for Mr.. D. B. Brenneke's first
Cinderella party this season which viii be held on
Friday evening. Dec. Q. at Pfafiin's Music Hall.
Mrs. j. A. Hanson has issued invitations to her
daughters friends for dancing party on Wednesday
evening At their home North Delaware street.
George G. Morton. yos 9g lawyer yer. of Marion.
Hiss Eva shidaer. only daughter of j. W. shideler
Of this city.
Hon. william Dudley Foulke read an interesting
Snd valuable paper Greek Literature, yesterday
morning before the teachers meeting at the High
school building.
There a very pleasant gathering of many of the
prominent members of Roberts Park Church. Thurs
WSrnan. No. ss4 North Tsnnessse street. ''''
The Emera Club, OF Queen Esther Chapter will be
entertained by Bruce Carr, No. 40 Central avenue
3n Friday afternoon and evening The members of
e Chapter are invited to be present In the evening
The Christmas Market, 10 be given by the ladies' of
Ehe First Presbyterian Church. the 18th, will
bine fair and an entertainment. In the former will
be found array of articles suitable for Christmas
gifts and musical and literary features win comprise
che latter
Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Krag gave q very handsome
dinner partv on Friday evening, in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gustave Schnun. The table appointments were
exquisite and the company congenisl one. , two
elements which insure the success of feast. The
quests INCLUDED Major and Mrs Richards. Mr. and
Mrs W. P. Bingham and Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Peck.
A beautiful party given last night by Mr.. and
Mrs I. l. Sewall. in honor Of their guests, Miss
ladies who associated with Mrs. Sewau in the
equal suffrage work. The assembly mum bsred about
TUNES made the a brilliant one. Upon en-
tering the room the guests asked to select card
bore o quotation from celebrated writer on the
subject relative TO equal suffrage which very pleas
ing Miss Foster and Miss Mabel Jenness contributed
much to the enjoyment of the evening with recta-
keeping with the usual delightful gather.
ings at the residence of this host aud hostess
The members and friends OF tho FREQ kindergarten
and Chidrens Aid Society are invited to attend an
old fashioned New England supper, which will be
North Illinois rect, Tuesday evening Of this week
from to o'clock. The menu will consist of those
Engiander and after the supper musicale viii be
given. The Ambulance fee of 25 cents viii include
1he second section. which includes Mesdames n s.
Byram, Jason Carey. H. r. Allen, J. l. Fugate, J. w
Y. C. Day, Charles Wood Charles Reese, Louis Hoil.
veg Henry seregin ,, 5. +. Gray; Chauneey Butler
a J. Iemcke. 81 v MeGiiard I' Eeters. ''i Franz
Rithie. j. @. Ingram, Ralph Hill, G. w. McCurdy,
II. A. Hutchins s. p. Spellmsn and Miss Anderson.
Mrs. Charles Wood and Mrs. Sallis vaien enter
tanned about two hundred friends Wednesday. In
The afternoon they held reception. to which nearly
eli of the prominent ladies of the city invited
The floral decorations tasteful and music was
furnished BY excellent orchestra. In the evening
dancing party gwen to the younger society
people. Among those who attended in the evening
we're Miss Summers and Miss Hughes, of Louisville;
Miss Eareckson. of Baltimore; Miss Grubbs, of Har
rodsburg KY; Miss Vialle ot Washington: Misses
Susie Stewart Lille Butler, MIR. and Mrs.
Schuyler Haughey, Dir. and Mrs. Charles Mayer jr,
He.srs Russ OF New York, Knowiton. OF ST. Louis:
Ben Nichols. Fetcher, Rowland Colt, Morton,
Msan 4 Ts aarRs Buren, ~ S Merlin n Moorsa ,e
Mckee, Gasset and Robert Martindale.
The residence of Prof. and Mrs. w. IL. Thrashe-,
lrVingtoa, was filed with host of their friends
Wednesday evening last, the occasion being the mar
rage of their youngest daughter Sallie B. Alfred
y Brown, of Grand Rapids. Mich. The bride is of
ne Alurnns Of Sc OF Butler University. and Of
rhe most popular young ladies of Irvington. The |
groom IS an energetic young highly esteemed n
The business social circles of Western Michigan
= nc marriage ceremony performed by Rev. DR.. |
Benton. president of the University Among the |
,.eddins guests were Dr. and Mrs. Ritter, DR.. and /
Mrs Charles r. Clark Mr.. and Mrs. John Julian /
ar ard Mrs John Stone. Prof. and Mrs. Demarehus |
Mrs Hai .1rs. ;. johnson. Mrs. Powell Mrs Rush |
Misses katharine and Nina Merrill, Harriet and |
ka S ersn s s1oie i1ns and Emma Clinton May
Butler. AID Messrs Mailon, Irwin and Carviu.
The resegtion given Yesterday afternoon by Mrs. /
Edward Mehee. o. her home on North Tennesses
street. was one OF the peasantest affairs of the week.
TIE appointments such as would contribute tbs
most to the enjoyment Of her friends-usic dowers
bsautif1 with It's decorations of chrysauthsmums
roses and candles With dainty colored shades and /
studded @ red of the same flower.